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Two NANSEL descendants connect to my GALUS family by marriage. Lucille Mildred NANSEL and Floyd Max NANSEL were first cousins. They married Ted GALUS and Bess GALUS, who were brother and sister.
My Dad's oldest brother Thaddeus (Ted) GALUS married Lucille/Lucile Mildred NANSEL 11 July 1934, in Monroe, Platte County, Nebraska. Ted and Lucille farmed near Monroe for several years. They later moved to Omaha, Douglas County, Nebraska, where they both worked in the packing houses in South Omaha. They had two sons both of whom are still living.
Ted GALUS and Lucile NANSEL 11 July 1934 |
50th Anniversary 1984 |
Lucille was born 22 Aug 1913 in Monroe, Platte County, Nebraska. She was a daughter of William P. and Caroline WILSON NANSEL; a granddaughter of Conrad and Anna Gertrude BOLLIN NANSEL. Lucille died 2 Aug 1988 in Omaha, Douglas County, Nebraska. Thaddeus "Ted" GALUS was born 11 Dec 1912 in Genoa, Nance County, Nebraska. He was a son of Stanislaus and Martha KUDRON GALUS. Ted died 23 Aug 1998 in Omaha. Ted and Lucille are both buried at St. John's Cemetery in Omaha (Bellevue), Nebraska.
Floyd was born 21 Jan 1910 in Monroe, Platte County, Nebraska. Bess was born 29 Mar 1914 in Genoa, Nance County, Nebraska to Stanislaus and Martha KUDRON GALUS. Bess and Floyd farmed north of Monroe until 1957, when they moved to Columbus. Floyd died 25 Jun 1995 in Columbus, Platte County, Nebraska. Bess died at the age of 96 on 5 Jun 2010. They are both buried at St. Bonaventure Cemetery in Columbus.
Floyd and Bess were the parents of three children, two of
whom
are buried next to their parents at St. Bonaventure Cemetery.
Bess GALUS and Floyd NANSEL 6 Feb 1934 |
60th Anniversary 1994 |
Through my webpage I have connected with a group of NANSEL researchers. While the NANSEL line is not my primary research focus, I am always interested in sharing family history. We've collected a number of NANSEL photographs that I am displaying here.
Photo contributed by John Barron |
CONRAD NANSEL Born: February 25, 1832 (1830?) Prussia (Eastern Germany Died: December 25, 1902 Council Bluffs, Pottawattamie County, Iowa Buried: Saint Joseph's Cemetery, Council Bluffs, Iowa ANNA GERTRUDE BOLLIN Born: March 10, 1834 (?) Baden (Southern Germany) Died: October 15, 1874, Sweethome, (now Ravenwood), Missouri Buried: Columba Cemetery, Conception Junction, Missouri [Under a later burial.] |
(Gotlieb) Godfrey, b 24 Apr 1857, Navoo, Hancock County,
Illinois
Joseph William, b 17 Feb 1859, Navoo, Hancock County, Illinois
Michael "Mike", b 8 Jul 1866/1867, Navoo, Hancock County,
Illinois
twins:
William, b 19 Jun 1872, Sweethome, Nodaway County, Missouri
(now Ravenwood)
John, b 19 Jun 1872, Sweethome, Nodaway County, Missouri (now
Ravenwood)
Joseph NANSEL Anna Maria Scharlotte Ella BUSSE Wedding photograph - March 4, 1885 |
Headstone Plumer Settlement Salem Evangelical German Lutheran Church |
Photos contributed by John Barron Great great grandson of Joseph and Mary |
Michael and Katherine DYER NANSEL Family
Contributed by Sharon Cochran
William and Caroline WILSON
NANSEL Photo contributed by Peggy Leatherberry Great granddaughter of William and Caroline |
William P. NANSEL According to the The History of Platte County, Nebraska by Margaret Curry (1950), William P. Nansel was born June 29, 1872, in Missouri. William came to Platte County in 1892 from Council Bluffs, Iowa. He was one of five sons and three daughters born to Conrad NANSEL. William's brother Mike was living in Nance County. William married Caroline WILSON on April 19, 1898, at St. John's Catholic Church on Shell Creek south of Lindsay, Nebraska. Caroline was a daughter of Daniel WILSON. Caroline's brother Robert WILSON, was living at Primrose, Nebraska, at the time. Her other siblings were deceased. William and Caroline were the parents of twelve children, nine of whom were living at the time of this publication. |
Children of William and Caroline:
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From photo of Forget Me Not flowers from my Mom's garden